In 1981, Ozzy Osbournereleased his second solo album, Diary of a Madman.

In 1974, Ted Nugentwon a national squirrel-shooting contest after killing one of the animals from 150 yards away.

In 1975, Elton Johnhad the number one album with Rock on the Westies. It topped the charts for three weeks.

In 1987, Bruce Springsteen topped the album chart with Tunnel of Love.

In 1981, Hall & Oatesstarted a two-week run at number one on the singles charts with “Private Eyes.”

And in 2002, Guns N’ Roses were set to start their first North American tour in nine years but instead, 12 fans were arrested during a riot after the Vancouver gig was cancelled because Axl Rose’s flight from LA was delayed. Soon after, the whole tour would be cancelled.